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Patients who endorsed weekly LOC during the past six months (n = 18) were heavier, had more atypical depressive symptoms, and were more likely to have a lifetime substance use disorder compared to patients in the rest of the sample (n = 63).

Viruses from patients with HLA B*8101 were significantly less fit than viruses from patients in the rest of the cohort (p = 0.0059, Mann-Whitney test; Figure 5a) and mutations in the B*8101-restricted B*8101-restrictedere associated with lower VRCs (p = 0.024) both in the whole cohort and in patients with HLA B*8101 (p = 0.025).

The diabetic patients in this study were compared with the diabetic patients in the rest of the country as registered in the NCDR.

Six were based on general critical care patients, and the patients in the rest of the articles were selected from specialised units, including surgical, cardiac and trauma units.

In four of the analyzed studies the antibiotic prophylaxis was given in the form of aerosolized preparations [ 11, 15, 18, 21] whereas antibiotics were administered with endotracheal instillation to patients in the rest of the studies [ 13, 17, 19, 20].

Nevertheless, we believe that our data constitute the most solid available foundation for future comparisons of these additional isolates and those obtained from patients in the rest of the world.

One hundred and twenty patients underwent surgical exploration; among them 114 patients had a positive USG, and foreign body was retrieved from 108 patients, and in the rest of six patients in whom USG was positive, five had underwent at least one previous exploration.

This study was made to confirm that mortality was higher in Aquitaine patients than in the rest of France, and to determine its causes.

In addition, a cancer centre network consisting of 26 hospitals distributed nationally provides cancer care to uninsured patients living in the rest of the country with the majority of physicians receiving training at INCan.

3. The frequency with which hospitals used tools or activities related to a specific approach to improve patient logistics (in the rest of this paper this will be called tools).

The majority of operations were performed as an elective surgery in 35 83.3%) patients, and the rest of cases were operated in the emergency due to rapid deterioration of the conscious level (Table 2).